For the Love of GOD Go to this Tonight PLEASE!!!

Rejected Cartoons - Don Hertzfeldt

Bringing me to tears once again. I cant express the humor of Don Hertzfeldt brings to me except when bent double laughing.

'An important message about the arts' - an animated video by artist Davi...

Ryann Bosetti - Chopper Extraordinaire

Who would have thought cutting ones hair could evoke a level of creative expression only a theorist can explain. Ryann is wonderfully passionate about her medium and I think she is on to a winner. Driven by pure reason and artistic flair her work and chi is immaculate. Making people look good and thinking long and hard to why she does it. Her new studio is in Portland, go get a chop.



http://www.ryannbosetti.com/

The Bug - Catch a Fire

Long nights with lots of lamuchun and ginger beer, Ricardo the legend pulls a winner with his technical and creative talent. Enjoy.



In association with Ninja Tune turning 20. Happy Birthday chum, keep entertaining.
Artist: The Bug
Label: Ninja Tune
Dir: Niall O'Brien
Fx/Edit: Ricardo Aguilar

New York I love You

 T - Minus...

LCD Sound System

Bambi - Last Gig Whelans, 27th April 2001

Come Back...

Dustin Dollin

Teetering on the edge of creative genius, Dustin Dollin is the "best" skateboarder out there. A cross between Shane McGowan and some sort of flexible marsupial, he is insane.

Seasick Steve

Douglas Harper - 1982.

"There are some who speak of a harvester machine. If it comes to using a machine like that, I still need workers, but I can tell you that I will not vagabonds, those they call "apple knockers". Understand me well, I'd like to take vagrants because they're guys hard workers. But if I had a machine to pick fruit, it would have to have an organization, regular hours, work teams and everyone who works at the rate of the harvester. Vagrants would never do that, not even in a million years. They are too independent and they live according to their whims. They must know they can come and go as they please, and work with no one to watch. "

- Douglas Harper, Vagrants northwestern U.S., L'Harmattan, 1998, translated from Good company, 1982.